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The Crying Spider, 1881 (charcoal)
145467 The Crying Spider, 1881 (charcoal) by Redon, Odilon (1840-1916); 49.5x37.5 cm; Private Collection
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Arachnids Charcoal Draughtsman Fabulous Animal Faces Fantastic Animal Fantastic Creature Heads Illustrating Monstrous Character Monstruous One Animal Only One Animal Redon Odilon 1840 1916 Spider Spiders Study Drawing Symbolism Symbolist Wonderful Character Fictional Character Monster Without Anyone
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The Crying Spider, 1881 (charcoal) by Odilon Redon is a captivating and enigmatic piece of art that showcases the artist's mastery in capturing emotions through his unique style. Measuring 49.5x37.5 cm, this print from a private collection transports us to the late nineteenth century, where Redon's imagination takes center stage. In this haunting depiction, we are confronted with a monstrous yet fascinating creature - the spider. Rendered in charcoal, its intricate details and delicate lines bring it to life on the paper. The spider's face exudes an overwhelming sense of sorrow and despair, as if burdened by unseen troubles. Redon was known for his symbolic approach to art, and "The Crying Spider" is no exception. It serves as a powerful metaphor for human emotions and experiences that often go unnoticed or unexpressed. Through this work, Redon invites us to explore our own inner struggles and confront them with empathy. As part of the Symbolist art movement in France during the late nineteenth century, Redon pushed boundaries by delving into fantastical realms where reality intertwines with dreamscape. His ability to evoke strong emotional responses through his drawings made him one of the most influential artists of his time. This print captures not only Redon's artistic brilliance but also highlights the enduring power of visual storytelling across centuries.
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